July 26th 2024.
Today in the UK, we can expect to see a much brighter and warmer day compared to yesterday's dreary drizzle. Londoners are waking up to clear skies and temperatures reaching 23°C in the city. Other areas such as Nottingham, Exeter, and Edinburgh will also see highs of around 20°C and 17°C respectively. The UV index is expected to be very high, giving us a taste of the summer months.
According to the forecast, we can look forward to a drier and sunnier day with some scattered showers in the north and west. These showers may be heavy in some areas, but overall it will feel pleasant in the sunshine. And the good news is that this pleasant weather is likely to continue throughout the weekend, with a mix of sunny spells and showers predicted for the UK.
Met Office meteorologist Craig Snell assures us that the weather will remain settled going into the weekend and next week. Londoners can enjoy temperatures of up to 22°C in the capital, although it won't be as hot as it has been in recent days. However, it will still be an improvement from the start of July. Snell also notes that the south east and south of the country are likely to experience the warmest temperatures next week.
The summer so far has been pretty unpredictable in terms of weather, with low pressure systems causing strong winds, clouds, rain, and even thunderstorms. But for now, we can bask in the warmth and sunshine.
In other news, there has been some concerning developments in London. Thirteen beloved pubs are at risk of closure as their owner has gone into administration. And a map reveals the hottest places in the UK during the current heatwave, with London being one of the top contenders. A young girl was also tragically shot in the head during a drive-by in east London, and it is unsure if she will ever speak again.
To stay updated on all the latest news in the capital, be sure to visit The Agency's London news hub. Yesterday, we saw some wetter weather with rain showers sweeping across the country. However, just last week, the UK experienced its hottest day of the year with temperatures reaching 31°C in the capital. While we may be enjoying some warmer weather, the rest of Europe is facing a "hellish" heatwave with record-breaking temperatures. Let's appreciate the sunshine while we have it.
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